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How the Turkish Liberace could be a cousin of Mr. Heat Miser.
Betty White as Liberace's beard.
"Busterkeys" as one of Liberace's names.
The lemon-anchovy sauce also included radishes:
The feast of St. Dorothea/Dorothy, patron saint of gardeners.
That St. Dorothea is no longer on the General Roman Calendar because of a dearth of historical evidence for her deeds.
Guy Mollet getting pelted with tomatoes in Algiers.
The HMS Beagle.
The first Olympic dogsled race.
The founding of Magnum Photos.
Bottle opener patents.
Deflated bears and elves (or was that a penguin? *squints*):
Possibilities for Sunday's poem currently include:
Ballet Day
National Fettuccine Alfredo Day
National Periodic Table Day
Popcorn Day
Rose Day
National Burn Awareness Week
Poems published so far (all at https://www.tupelopress.org/the-30-30-project-february-2021/):
"Getting Close to Venus"
"Hotlines"
"Shepherd on a Narrow Bridge"
"Not Done, and Not Doing Things Over"
"Observing the Holidays"
Betty White as Liberace's beard.
"Busterkeys" as one of Liberace's names.
The lemon-anchovy sauce also included radishes:
The feast of St. Dorothea/Dorothy, patron saint of gardeners.
That St. Dorothea is no longer on the General Roman Calendar because of a dearth of historical evidence for her deeds.
Guy Mollet getting pelted with tomatoes in Algiers.
The HMS Beagle.
The first Olympic dogsled race.
The founding of Magnum Photos.
Bottle opener patents.
Deflated bears and elves (or was that a penguin? *squints*):
Possibilities for Sunday's poem currently include:
Ballet Day
National Fettuccine Alfredo Day
National Periodic Table Day
Popcorn Day
Rose Day
National Burn Awareness Week
Poems published so far (all at https://www.tupelopress.org/the-30-30-project-february-2021/):
"Getting Close to Venus"
"Hotlines"
"Shepherd on a Narrow Bridge"
"Not Done, and Not Doing Things Over"
"Observing the Holidays"
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Date: 2021-02-06 02:54 pm (UTC)From:no subject
Date: 2021-02-07 12:01 am (UTC)From:For tomorrow, Periodic Table Day won out over Ballet Day. ;)